If you missed the Dr. Oz Show today March 5th, then this is your full recap. Today, Dr. Oz gives the lazy girl’s guide to losing weight; minimum effort with maximum results. He also looks at four easy steps to a health check, and the best organic foods.

Lazy Girl’s Guide

If you want to put in the minimum amount of effort but still be healthy, then follow these tips:

1. Sleep more: A good sleep schedule you have less chance of heart disease and reduces stress. Stress produces cortisol, which presses on the heart. When you have insomnia, the cortisol level gets much higher, which puts more stress on your heart.
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2. Eat what you want: But in the right amount! These three meals are great for you but you have to order it this way for under 500 calories and high in protein:
Pizza – whole wheat chicken pizza, light on cheese
Mexican – black bean burritos
Chinese – Beefy and oyster sauce dinner

3. Indulge in chocolate: A new study shows that cocoa that it can help prevent colon cancer and keeps your digestive system in check. Eat 20G of 70% cocoa a day, and Dr. Oz recommends Reserveage Organics Cocoawell True Energy, 60 Vegetarian Capsules

4. Just stand: Standing can give you 50 extra calories a day. Squatting for 10 minutes a day burns 140 calories a day as well.

What’s Under Your Eyelid?

Here are four tips for lazy girls to do a quick health test. Grab a mirror!
1. Check your tongue: White, yellow, or orange coating can show acid reflux, which can be bad.
2. Check your nails: Horizontal white stripes can show kidney disease. The lines show low protein levels, which means your kidneys aren’t working the same. If you’re fatigued as well, you should see a doctor.
3. Check your eyelids: Little bumps on the inside of your eyelids can show allergies. It can show you’re congested in the morning, and you have allergies to dander or common seasonal allergies.
4. Check your elbows and knees: Red rash shows celiac disease, which means you’re allergic to gluten.

Is It Really Safer To Buy Organic Food?

New recalls for brown rice syrup has worried Dr. Oz about the healthiness of organic food. It’s used in organic products, mostly found in breakfast bars and kid’s cereal, and has now been found to contain arsenic. The arsenic is found in soil, water, and fertilizer and some crops, organic or not, suck up arsenic. Rice, apples, grapes, and pears, will suck up arsenic in the soil.

Cheap Organic Food

This is a list of organic food Dr. Oz recommends to buy:
1. Potatoes: Regular potatoes grow on vines, which exposes them to pesticides and fungus from the ground.
2. Peppers and celery: Both suck up pesticides and hold on to them.
3. Spinach, lettuce and collard greens: Bugs love these leafy greens, so more pesticides are used in regular produce.
4. Dairy: There’s less hormones and antibiotics in organic dairy products.

Healthiest $10 Family Meal

Yogurt marinated chicken breast with Quinoa “Tabouli” salad using kale
Ingredients:
2 chicken breasts
2 tbsp olive oil
8 oz yogurt
1 tbsp honey
1/2 ground ginger
Pinch of cumin
Juice of 1 lame
1 tsp chopped jalapeno
1/2 tsp kosher salt

Mix all the spices into the yogurt, and preserve just a little to pour on top. With the rest, put it in a plastic bag with the chicken to marinate, either overnight or 2-4 hours.
Grill both sides, and finish in the oven.

Ingredients:
1 cup cooked Quinoa
1 cup kale
1/2 cup parsley
1/4 cup mint
1/4 cup scallions
1/2 cup tomatoes
3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
juice of 1 lemon
salt and pepper

The extra tip is to boost your energy without doing anything is to drink Haiku Japanese Kukicha Twig, 100% Organic, 16-Count Tea Bags (Pack of 6) which has twice the amount of vitamin C and has no caffenie.
Lastly, Organic coffee (Cameron’s Organic French Roast Whole Bean Coffee, 32-Ounce Bag) is better than regular coffee.